Synthesis Inc.

Synthesis Inc., a for-profit Subchapter S Corporation headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, provides federal construction, renovation, and facility modernization services as a prime contractor on a concentrated portfolio of delivery orders within the General Services Administration's Public Buildings Service Region 2 IDIQ. The vendor operates exclusively as a prime (100% of awards) and competes under full-and-open procurement, with a small-business set-aside designation recurring across the parent GSA PBS R2 IDIQ vehicle but applied inconsistently to individual task orders.

Synthesis Inc.'s capability footprint centers on courthouse and federal building renovation, maintenance, and infrastructure modernization across the Northeastern United States. Representative work includes a $6.531 million LEED-related construction and renovation delivery order from the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts (ultimate completion June 30, 2026), a $3.157 million facade-repair delivery order for 201 Varick Street from the General Services Administration Public Buildings Service (completed March 16, 2027), and a $2.077 million design-build fire-alarm replacement at the Duberstein facility in Brooklyn Heights (completed January 20, 2027). The vendor also executes specialized work such as sewage-treatment-plant controls-system modernization and security-system upgrades for federal properties.

Customer concentration is extreme and creates significant recompete risk. GSA Public Buildings Service Region 2 dominates the portfolio, accounting for 130 awards worth $656.7 million in combined potential value—89% of the vendor's total federal pipeline. The Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts contributes 28 awards worth $16.4 million. These two customers account for 58% of all recent awards. The remaining 34 distinct customer agencies are served through incidental orders from the Department of Justice, Internal Revenue Service, Department of Homeland Security, and others. Nineteen awards with combined potential value of $18.3 million are scheduled for completion in the next twenty-four months, creating both immediate recompete exposure and near-term revenue cliff.

Synthesis Inc. derives its market access almost entirely from a single parent vehicle: the GSA PBS Region 2 General Construction and Design-Build Construction Services IDIQ (contract number GS02P14PCD0015), which carries a $500 million ceiling and was set aside for small businesses. This IDIQ generated 74 task orders under $48.6 million combined potential value. The vendor also places work under a second GSA PBS Region 2 vehicle (GS02P07PVD0009) with 69 task orders worth $45.8 million, and a third vehicle (GS02P03PLD0028) with 99 task orders worth $6 million. Work-performance locations span Brooklyn, New York; White Plains, New York; Newark, New Jersey; Central Islip, New York; and other Northeastern facilities, with a geographic footprint aligned to the GSA PBS Region 2 service area.

Activity has held relatively flat across the past five fiscal years—ten to fifteen awards annually in 2022–2026—indicating mature, steady-state contract execution rather than growth trajectory. The recent award rate (ten awards in 2026 year-to-date) tracks the long-term average. The vendor's SCI-reported invoiced revenue on federal service contracts above the $150,000 reporting threshold totaled $18.1 million across fiscal years 2022–2024 ($6.3 million in FY2022, $5 million in FY2023, $6.8 million in FY2024), representing a subset of Synthesis Inc.'s total federal revenue and a smaller slice of enterprise revenue; construction materials and labor-intensive delivery orders typically carry lower SCI reportability than time-and-materials service contracts. Hourly rates on SCI-reported work ran at a median of $668.71 per hour. The vendor operates with minimal subcontractor engagement, averaging 3% sub-hours across prime contracts and naming a single subcontractor in the SCI dataset.

Synthesis Inc. subcontracts as a named sub to Trigent Solutions Inc. on a July 2023 HHS audio-visual-integration task, representing negligible sub-award exposure. The vendor's core posture is as a prime builder and site-execution contractor focused on the federal buildings and courthouses within GSA's Northeastern footprint.